John Hoyland
John Hoyland’s (1934-2011) first solo exhibition in 1967 has been seen by some as a pivotal moment in British abstract painting. Hoyland himself found in abstraction the perfect expression of feeling and meaning which, as he said himself, ‘possessed him’ throughout his career.
Travels and exhibitions in the south of France and Brazil in the 1950s and 60s opened Hoyland’s eyes to the vibrancy of colour around him (compared with the post-war drabness in England); the heat and brightness influenced his works in equal measure to reading poetry and driving fast cars! This was the case for the rest of his life. Painting (and printmaking) had to be a sensory process. Movement and even emotion shine through in Hoyland’s canvases and prints; they are a brilliant insight into an artist who never ceased to find inspiration all around him. He was elected as a Royal Academician in 1991.
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John HoylandWarrior Universe2010£ 2,500.00
Screenprint
Edition 88/100
H105 x W96 cm (framed dimensions)
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John HoylandMaster of RevelsJune 8, 1982£ 76,000.00
Acrylic on canvas
Verso signed, titled and dated on canvas
H257 x W231 cm (framed dimensions) -
John HoylandYellow and Pink, 1971Colour Screenprint on White Wove Paper, Ed. 40/100£ 2,800.00
H88 x W103 cm -
John HoylandOrange-Pink, 1971Screenprint, Ed. 75/75£ 2,250.00
H68 x W88 cm (framed dimensions) -
John HoylandComposition1971£ 2,800.00
Lithograph, Ed. 41/100
H72 x W106 cm -
John HoylandFly Away1981
Etching
H62 x W80 cmSold -
John HoylandSpace CowboyScreenprint Ed. 1/50£ 1,400.00
H65 x W66.5 cm (framed dimensions)
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John HoylandMahi1986£ 1,950.00
Signed Artist’s Proof, Ed. 6/10
H27 x W25 cm (framed dimensions) -
John HoylandMael1986£ 1,950.00
Signed Artist’s Proof, Ed. 6/10
H63 x W53 cm (framed dimensions)
